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Videogames and Therapy: A Narrative Review of Recent Publication and Application to Treatment
1Southern California Seminary, Graduate Behavioral SciencesEl Cajon, CA, USA; College of Social Sciences, University of PhoenixSan Diego, CA, USA.
Abstract:
Individuals who play videogames can interact with virtual worlds, resulting in emotional and intellectual connections that have therapeutic implications in the hands of a skilled and informed therapist. There is research available in the literature that suggests that videogames are a viable option in psychotherapy. The present article provides a review of the literature available in the use of videogames in treatment, discusses the importance of disseminating the findings in the literature, and discusses the integration of videogames in treatment.
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